Chamberlain High School - Totem Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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MIXED EXPRESSIONS and tangled limbs are common in Phycial Education football action. Boys' PE Encourages Physical Excellence Vigorous exercise, hard work, and testing of physical endurance are not found only on the playing fields of varsity athletics. Arduous tasks and sports are in- corporated in the program followed by all of Cham- berlain's physical education classes each year. Stressing physical fitness in all areas, the physical education department strives to build strong, healthy, fair-minded individuals with its well-rounded ath- letics program. All students are offered a Wide range of sports, including football, basketball, volleyball, softball and track. All combine to help for a Well- balanced curriculum. Such diversification of sports allows each student an opportunity to participate in each of the most popular sports. Early morning is the scene of the special lineup of intramural games, sponsored by the PE department on the same days as interest club meetings, At this time, the participating student may concentrate on whichever sport his interest centers, with the expert supervision and guidance of CI-IS coaches. PUFF . . . PUFF . . . PUFF . . . Running laps is exhausting exercise to keep muscles in tone and lungs healthy. 74

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1 EENIE, MEENIE, AIINNIE, AIOE, give me the big one.' Girls crowd, bend, stretch, and grab to claim those ever- present survival-kits protected by P. E. cage. WHERES THAT BALL? The girls' game is delayed by the absence of their bouncing orb, but surely what goes up must come down, at least according to Newton Law. -QQ .-v-v UP, STRETCH, TOUCH, BACK. The school record of 300 seems a long way ojj' as these girls begin to execute those back-breaking, muscle-paining, strenuous sit-ups. THE LEVELS OF SUCCESS and proper form for the modified push-up are demonstrated in various stages by three models 1 during an exercise session in gym class. W 1 I i K 1 . r 5 -QW Vs V V :gear ' -, rf' 5 :H-.- r j '- ' ,Lf ,155 L 9 W 11... - .gWgm. fau l t .. .V f wear ' ' t l.:Af L . V.-5'!C7T:., , .3 ' -, .I ' -, 115 13 -Q-, A: A , ,r,.e 1 erase br.-een A - g., Q A. ' xg, . .3 I f- ' 'L-. V f J 95 1 , if ' 1 -f J 1 t 5 jf e if ' -g c . '- 24--1' .1 J 1'?'.E1-1.i ' f Es: ' 5 , . Mt gsfcggglg Egguy-,.?'j 5, '-gfji 'f rig - ' 6 Ng' , Y, ffm gf- f -0 f H N- W .fog ' V Wife- 'TE' if figs- s. ,f, , V , .. V R , ,V K. .LM K , ' Y ,kg . ' r V'-'tfghg K- .5 .g'F.i,,1-H -,.J:v:r..i . ,,', . -W L, .-.-..,,,., .L,.-LL.LL.-Xg.4s.L..L.4gL . ' ROLTVDING THE TURN for the last lap, P. E. girls give one last sprint for the hnish line to complete the challenging 600 walk-run, stimulating form of exercise. 73

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cl he lets go, Paul Helms shows shot the many, varied phases of track. - U 'ai ALLEY OOP' Chmmng themselves on the bars, these boys develop strong arm and shoulder muscles.